lovelycurls
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Anyone got a way of brewing herbal powders, roots and leaves without making any mess. I''ve lots of herbal roots powders and leaves just sitting in my cabinet. Thanks!
lovelycurls
Roots/Leaves/Flowers I have been putting them in those Cheese cloth Draw String Tea Bags (for loose Tea).
And popping them in the Hot Water.
I got mine at a Health Food Store (in the Tea area), but you should be able to find them easily.
lovelycurls
Not one shed hair since Sundays tea rinse
@jprayze
I think most Green Tea is Caffeine Free. I think several folks @Nix08 @DarkJoy @Lita @choctaw @Ltown might be able to give you more specifics on rinising with Green Tea.
I use Herbal Teas for Rinsing and have some Green Tea & Green Tea Leaves (which I haven't used yet). Here are some of the ones I use regularly.
Burdock Root
Nettle
Catnip
Fenugreek
Horsetail Grass
Chammomile
Hibiscus
Bamboo Leaf
And several others. They are all Caffeine Free.
I also made a refresher brew for DD....Marshmallow root, slippery elm, fenugreek, thyme, lemongrass and a touch of avg.
Anyone got a way of brewing herbal powders, roots and leaves without making any mess. I''ve lots of herbal roots powders and leaves just sitting in my cabinet. Thanks!
you can buy that metal ball(?) I dunno what ya call it......
you put the leaves in,
it screw it together,
pour hot water over the ball in your tea cup.( or what ever)
I saw one in walmart.....
Welcome Toot-a-Boot--it sure can! I use it for me and my 6yo DD everyday in a spray bottle with some tasty oils...Hi ladies I have no clue what I'm doing but tea rinsing seemed like a great way to reduce the shedding I've seen. Today I did a tea rinse with some herbal tea bags I had in the cabinet chamomile &a blend called sleepy time it has spearmint lemongrass tilia flowers blackberry leaves orange blossoms and rosebuds. I also used some as a leave in. So we will see how it turns out. Can tea be used as a daily spritz ?